Boomerang, Historic mansion in Australia
Boomerang is a luxurious heritage-listed residence in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney.
Built in 1928 for a music publisher, it's recognized for its Spanish Mission exterior and opulent interiors.
Often used as a film set, Boomerang has been featured in various cinematic works over the years.
The property is privately owned and not generally open to the public.
Boomerang's design includes an original Wurlitzer organ, one of the few still in private hands.
Location: New South Wales
Architectural style: Mediterranean Revival architecture
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